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David Palmer vs. Lee Beachill (unstoppable hold)

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Uploaded by on Nov 4, 2006

A fantastic shot from one of the world's greats.

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  • of course

  • @huntrichardson geek

    

  • shot is accomplished by early preparation of racket on the left side, torso facing left front corner, then a sweeping jab to the right. elbow first. Beach's torso hides the ball. a dip of his head adds weight to the shot. Palmer commits forward and left in order to pick up the ball in the front left corner. wrong-footed! Beach pulls his elbow L-R and breaks his wrist after hitting in continuation of the momentum of his elbow and the racket head.

  • @Darkchris999 does FYI mean for you information?

  • @ewallt yeah, it looks like hes pushing the ball.

  • The commentary is wrong here in regards to Beachill holding his shot. He didn't hold his shot; he just went up and hit it. What was amazing about the shot is that he made it look like a straight drop when it wasn't, without flicking his wrist. I've not seen this done before. Usually this sort of deception involve a last moment wrist flick, but Beachill keeps his wrist firm, which can be clearly seen on the slow-mo replay.

  • @Monkey200728 Please go kill yourself

  • FYI its not legal for the ball to hit the roof in squash.

  • no worries Dominic

  • Sorry if your offended... wasn't directed at you.

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